A manufacturing firm borrows $100,000 from 'Industrial Bank' to pay a raw materials vendor. Both the firm and the vendor have their primary accounts at Industrial Bank. When the payment is made, the bank's assets decrease because the money has been transferred out of the firm's account.
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Internal Bank Payment Analysis
A local construction company secures a $50,000 loan from 'Main Street Bank' to pay a subcontractor for services. Both the construction company and the subcontractor hold their business accounts at Main Street Bank. Immediately after the bank processes the payment from the construction company to the subcontractor, what is the net effect on Main Street Bank's overall balance sheet?
A manufacturing firm borrows $100,000 from 'Industrial Bank' to pay a raw materials vendor. Both the firm and the vendor have their primary accounts at Industrial Bank. When the payment is made, the bank's assets decrease because the money has been transferred out of the firm's account.
Internal Loan Payment Transaction